1995 Michael Morier Pueblo Horse Hair Pottery Vase 7.25" Native American Vintage

Beautiful horsehair pottery vase by noted Pueblo potter Michael Morier, dated 1995. This striking piece stands 7.25 inches tall and is decorated using the traditional horsehair firing technique, which creates delicate, smoke-like patterns on the surface of the clay. The vase is signed and dated on the underside.
Details
Artist: Michael Morier
Tribe/Origin: Pueblo (Native American)
Form: Vase
Technique: Horsehair firing
Date: 1995
Approximate Dimensions: 7.25" Tall x 10" Wide
Material: Hand-crafted clay pottery
Signed on bottom
Condition Excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. Natural variations from the firing process add unique character
Notes Horsehair pottery is highly prized for its one-of-a-kind designs, created by laying strands of horsehair onto the hot pottery during firing. Each piece is completely unique, and this example by Michael Morier shows fine craftsmanship and traditional artistry.

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